New Zealand Gazette – 1964 – No. 66

Page 1883

✨ Bankruptcy Notices

28 OCTOBER
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
1883

Name Bradley, Madgelaine with Reginald Bradley)
Bradley, Michael John Bradley, Norman Victor Bradley, Reginald Madgelaine Hilda Bradley)
Bradley, Stanley William Bradnock, Thomas Joseph Bradshaw, Benjamin Bradshaw, Charles George Bradshaw, Lawrence David Bradshaw, Robert Thomas Brady, Howard Joseph Brady, Philip McDowell Bragg, William Barrett Braham, L. Brain, Rodney Roi Bramwell, Eric Raymond Branch, Jack Howard Brand, George Frederick Brandon, Keith Lionel Bishop Brannigan, Ernest Cattell Brannigan, John Reginald Brass, John Smith Brassey, David Grey Bray, Harold Roy Bray, Ralph Brazzi, Albert Henry Breedon, Thomas Breden, John Frederick Bremmer, Phyllis Verona Brennan, Graham Hardley Brennan, Mark Clifton Brennan, Patricia Margaret Brennan, Patricia Dawn (trading Arcade Dairy)
Brennan, Robin Oscar Brenssell, William Charles Bresnehan, Rheban Willis Brewer, Frank William Brewer, Douglas Arthur Brewer, Frederick Cecil Brewer, Thomas Harold Brewster, Clifford Brickland, William Charles Bridger, John Ernest Bridle, Ronald John Bridgman, Roy Edward Brierly, Albert Howard Brieske, Reinhold Briggs, Alfred Francis Briggs, Arthur William Briggs, Charles Leonard Briggs, Raymond John Henry Bright, Kevin Keith Bright, Ronald David Brindle, Albert Brindle, William Crosdale Brinson, Douglas Dennis Briscoe, Allan John Britten, Sydney George Broad, Alastair James Broadmore, Norman Broadley, George James Broard, G. Brocas, Murray McDonald Brock, Herbert Charles Brockett, George Alfred R. Brockie, Hugh Albert Brockie, Robert Henry Brokenshire, Leslie Roy Brooking, Kathleen Margaret Brooking, William Lindsay Brookland, James Peter Brooks, Arthur James Brooks, David Milne Brooks, Lawrence Brooks, Maurice Broome, George Edward Broome, Kathleen Broomhall, Cyril Frank Brosnahan, Kevin Graham Brotherson, Rex Raymond Brott, Abraham Brough, Cissie Broughton, Jack Broughton, Shepheard Kuku Broughton, Wiremu Kawepo Brown, A. Brown, Adam Hunter Brown, Alexander Brown, Alexander Brown, Allen Coleman Brown, Archer Alexander Brown, Arthur George Brown, Arthur J. Brown, Belcher Hawkins as “Brown and Hawkins”)
Brown, Charles Brown, Charles Brown, Clifford George Occupation Address Date of Adjudication
Hilda (in partnership Housewife 120 Church Street, Auckland 30/8/62
.. Barman .. Warwick Hotel, Hamilton 17/4/58
.. Truck driver .. Taumarunui 6/12/63
(in partnership with Labourer .. 120 Church Street, Auckland 30/8/62
.. Carrier .. Wellington 5/6/28
.. Teamster .. Pongaroa 22/4/31
.. Plumber .. Ashburton 20/11/30
.. Labourer .. Onerahi 28/11/38
.. Painter .. 10 Brynley Street, Christchurch 19/9/62
.. Stoker .. 46 Bathgate Road, Dunedin 28/2/64
.. Painter and paperhanger .. 163 Bank Street, Whangarei 10/2/56
.. Jockey .. 11 Donnington Street, Palmerston North 8/10/45
.. Fisherman .. Baker Street, Russell 9/10/63
.. Clothing manufacturer .. 6 Ardmore Street, Auckland 13/12/29
.. Radio technician .. 70 Norwich Street, Christchurch 20/3/64
.. Steward .. 3 Hobson Street, Feilding 1/7/37
.. Presser .. 10 Auld Road, Torbay 26/7/60
.. Cabinet maker .. Lower Hutt 23/1/29
.. Motordriver .. 21 Queen Street, Wellington 26/4/40
.. Sharemilker .. Waiaruhe (near Dannevirke) 30/10/30
.. Timber worker .. 49 Victoria Street, Auckland 10/9/34
.. Builder .. Ohai 13/3/29
.. Labourer .. 72 Reihana Street, Orakei 11/4/60
.. Exchange operator .. Te Rore 30/11/53
.. Sharemilker .. Whakatune 6/5/59
.. Bricklayer .. 136 Orakei Road, Auckland 27/7/53
.. Retired .. 73A Hanson Street, Wellington 10/9/48
.. Tram conductor .. Paparangi, Johnsonville 8/7/48
.. Factory hand .. 24 Pirie Street, Wellington 1/5/59
.. Panelbeater .. Hamilton 6/3/57
.. Cleaner .. Flat C, Burleigh Flats, Parnell, Auckland 28/11/57
.. Spinster .. 10 Churcher Street, Feilding 6/4/59
Margaret, and Cookson, .. .. Marlborough Street, Feilding 6/4/59
in partnership as The
.. Builder .. 102 Brighton Road, Parnell, Auckland 11/9/39
.. Carting contractor .. Outram 19/9/31
.. Clerk of works .. Rotorua 12/4/62
.. Motor-lorry driver .. Napier 18/7/29
.. Garage proprietor .. Christchurch 21/5/48
.. Carrier .. 70 Madras Street, Khandallah 3/10/57
.. Taxi proprietor .. Invercargill 31/7/30
Herbert Freeborough .. Farm worker .. Dairy Flat R.D. 21/9/55
.. Hairdresser .. 93 Symonds Street, Auckland 2/11/56
.. Customhouse agent .. Wellington 31/10/30
.. Salesman .. 15 Sunnyfield Crescent, Glenfield 6/5/63
.. Dentist .. 301 Dilworth Buildings, Auckland 6/6/34
.. Hardware merchant .. Otorohanga 30/10/30
.. Farmer .. Kaitoke, Dannevirke 4/7/33
.. Drainlayer .. 50 Waimea Road, Nelson 14/9/54
.. Labourer .. Waipawa 3/10/55
.. Sharemilker .. Hawera 5/3/32
.. Builder .. Christchurch 9/2/29
.. Shedhand .. 10 Mackie Street, Waipukurau 9/11/60
.. Labourer .. 21 Twenty-third Avenue, Tauranga 1/8/57
.. Motor engineer .. 24 Stark Street, Wanganui 22/8/32
.. Carrier .. 2 Leith Street, Te Awamutu 2/5/58
.. Motor mechanic .. Hastings 15/6/36
.. Farmer .. Watino Road, Pihama 3/7/61
.. Labourer .. Hastings 12/12/27
.. Labourer .. 67 Reid Road, Dunedin.. 10/6/63
.. Labourer .. Waitara 4/8/48
.. Taxi driver .. 3 Lewisville Terrace, Wellington 13/4/59
.. Plasterer .. Torbay 21/1/52
.. Signwriter .. Springs Road, Patumahoe 22/3/63
.. Labourer .. Churchhouse Road, Greenhithe 9/6/58
.. Builder .. No. 2 R.D., Milton 29/8/58
.. Truck driver .. 12 Ballance Street, Dunedin 20/7/59
.. Manufacturer .. 35 Conference Street, Christchurch 25/6/48
.. Hairdresser-stationer .. 36A Frost Road, Auckland 29/3/63
.. Married woman .. Invercargill 25/1/63
.. .. 34 Bay Street, Petone 10/12/63
.. Labourer .. Kennington 24/4/58
.. Restaurateur .. Auckland 27/6/33
.. Driver .. 19 Bute Road, Browns Bay 20/8/62
.. Fireman for New Zealand Railways Taihape 5/5/39
.. Watchman .. 38 McKinley Avenue, Brooklyn, Wellington 13/9/56
.. Carpenter .. Christchurch 28/5/29
.. Ladies’ outfitter .. Napier 28/3/34
.. Labourer .. 32 Robert Street, Ellerslie, Auckland 24/2/53
.. Labourer .. 2 Tancred Street, Linwood, Christchurch 25/9/63
.. Spray painter .. 4A McKenzie Street, Petone 3/11/61
.. Contractor .. Kiripaka Road, Whangarei 9/7/31
.. Married woman .. Auckland 3/8/42
.. Manager .. Wellington 11/4/30
.. Scrap dealer .. 39 Scanlon Street, Auckland 27/7/56
.. Labourer .. Kohupatiki, Hastings 17/11/32
.. Tailor .. Taumarunui 22/10/37
.. Truck driver .. 79 Tuarangi Road, Auckland 9/7/48
.. Farmer .. Cardiff 30/5/27
.. Builder .. Tay Street, Ohakune 24/8/62
.. Contractor .. Ngaturi, Pahiatua 21/11/27
.. Woolscourer .. Hastings 18/5/37
.. Contractor .. 42 Orchard Road, Avondale 17/12/51
.. Plumber .. Auckland 24/7/31
Lewis (trading with J. A. Contractor .. Rawene 25/5/28
.. Builder .. 45 Evesham Crescent, Christchurch 10/4/56
.. Farmer .. Cardiff 30/5/27
.. Storeman .. 23 Station Road, Ranui 1/8/60

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⚖️ List of Undischarged Bankrupts (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsBankruptcy, Undischarged bankrupts, Insolvency, adjudication dates, occupations, addresses
👱🏽 Names

99 names identified

Madgelaine Hilda Bradley, in partnership with Reginald Bradley
Reginald Bradley, in partnership with Madgelaine Hilda Bradley
Michael John Bradley, Barman
Norman Victor Bradley, Truck driver
Stanley William Bradley, Carrier
Thomas Joseph Bradnock, Teamster
Benjamin Bradshaw, Plumber
Charles George Bradshaw, Labourer
Lawrence David Bradshaw, Painter
Robert Thomas Bradshaw, Stoker
Howard Joseph Brady, Painter and paperhanger
Philip McDowell Brady, Jockey
William Barrett Bragg, Fisherman
L. Braham, Clothing manufacturer
Rodney Roi Brain, Radio technician
Eric Raymond Bramwell, Steward
Jack Howard Branch, Presser
George Frederick Brand, Cabinet maker
Keith Lionel Bishop Brandon, Motordriver
Ernest Cattell Brannigan, Sharemilker
John Reginald Brannigan, Timber worker
John Smith Brass, Builder
David Grey Brassey, Labourer
Harold Roy Bray, Exchange operator
Ralph Bray, Sharemilker
Albert Henry Brazzi, Bricklayer
Thomas Breedon, Retired
John Frederick Breden, Tram conductor
Phyllis Verona Bremmer, Factory hand
Graham Hardley Brennan, Panelbeater
Mark Clifton Brennan, Cleaner
Patricia Margaret Brennan, Spinster
Patricia Margaret Brennan, in partnership as The Arcade Dairy
Dawn Cookson, in partnership as The Arcade Dairy
Robin Oscar Brennan, Builder
William Charles Brenssell, Carting contractor
Rheban Willis Bresnehan, Clerk of works
Frank William Brewer, Motor-lorry driver
Douglas Arthur Brewer, Garage proprietor
Frederick Cecil Brewer, Carrier
Thomas Harold Brewer, Taxi proprietor
Clifford Herbert Freeborough Brewster, Farm worker
William Charles Brickland, Hairdresser
John Ernest Bridger, Customhouse agent
Ronald John Bridle, Salesman
Roy Edward Bridgman, Dentist
Albert Howard Brierly, Hardware merchant
Reinhold Brieske, Farmer
Alfred Francis Briggs, Drainlayer
Arthur William Briggs, Labourer
Charles Leonard Briggs, Sharemilker
Raymond John Henry Briggs, Builder
Kevin Keith Bright, Shedhand
Ronald David Bright, Labourer
Albert Brindle, Motor engineer
William Crosdale Brindle, Carrier
Douglas Dennis Brinson, Motor mechanic
Allan John Briscoe, Farmer
Sydney George Britten, Labourer
Alastair James Broad, Labourer
Norman Broadmore, Labourer
George James Broadley, Taxi driver
G. Broard, Plasterer
Murray McDonald Brocas, Signwriter
Herbert Charles Brock, Labourer
George Alfred R. Brockett, Builder
Hugh Albert Brockie, Truck driver
Robert Henry Brockie, Manufacturer
Leslie Roy Brokenshire, Hairdresser-stationer
Kathleen Margaret Brooking, Married woman
William Lindsay Brooking, Occupation not specified
James Peter Brookland, Labourer
Arthur James Brooks, Restaurateur
David Milne Brooks, Driver
Lawrence Brooks, Fireman for New Zealand Railways
Maurice Brooks, Watchman
George Edward Broome, Carpenter
Kathleen Broome, Ladies’ outfitter
Cyril Frank Broomhall, Labourer
Kevin Graham Brosnahan, Labourer
Rex Raymond Brotherson, Spray painter
Abraham Brott, Contractor
Cissie Brough, Married woman
Jack Broughton, Manager
Shepheard Kuku Broughton, Scrap dealer
Wiremu Kawepo Broughton, Labourer
A. Brown, Tailor
Adam Hunter Brown, Truck driver
Alexander Brown, Farmer
Alexander Brown, Builder
Allen Coleman Brown, Contractor
Archer Alexander Brown, Woolscourer
Arthur George Brown, Contractor
Arthur J. Brown, Plumber
Belcher Lewis Brown, Contractor with J. A. Hawkins
J. A. Hawkins, Contractor with Belcher Lewis Brown
Charles Brown, Builder
Charles Brown, Farmer
Clifford George Brown, Storeman

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